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This Class 8 Social practice test page helps students generate a quick social exam from sample questions. It is useful for history, geography, civics, and general social studies revision.
Class 8 Social Practice Test sample questions
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1. What were the causes of the Revolt of 1857? 2. What is secularism? 3. What are resources? Explain types. 4. What is agriculture? Name two types. 5. What is the role of the judiciary? 6. What were the main reasons for the rise of nationalism in India? 7. Define secularism. Why is it important for India? 8. Name two natural resources and one renewable source. 9. What is the role of the Supreme Court of India? 10. Define agriculture. Name two types practised in India. 11. What were the main causes of the Industrial Revolution? 12. Define citizenship. How does one become a citizen of India? 13. Why is biodiversity important for the environment? 14. Name two important freedom fighters of India. 15. What is the difference between Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha?
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Answer key & quick explanations
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- Causes of Revolt of 1857: Greased cartridges, annexations (Doctrine of Lapse), economic exploitation, religious and social interference.
- Secularism: Equal respect and treatment of all religions by the state.
- Resources – types: Natural, human and human-made (also renewable / non-renewable).
- Agriculture and types: Cultivation of crops/livestock. Types: subsistence and commercial agriculture.
- Role of judiciary: Interprets laws, settles disputes and protects fundamental rights.
- Rise of nationalism in India: Western education, exploitation by the British, role of press, Indian National Congress and reform movements.
- Secularism for India: India has many religions; secularism keeps the state religion-neutral and protects minority rights.
- Two natural + one renewable: Coal and iron ore (natural); solar energy (renewable).
- Role of Supreme Court: Highest court; protects the Constitution, hears appeals and settles disputes between states/centre.
- Define agriculture + two types: Cultivation of land for crops/livestock. Types: subsistence and intensive (or commercial).
- Causes of Industrial Revolution: New inventions, availability of capital, raw materials, demand and improved transport.
- Citizenship in India: By birth, descent, registration or naturalisation under the Citizenship Act.
- Why biodiversity is important: Maintains ecological balance, supports food chains and provides resources.
- Two freedom fighters: Mahatma Gandhi and Bhagat Singh.
- Lok Sabha vs Rajya Sabha: Lok Sabha – directly elected by people, 5-year term. Rajya Sabha – elected by state legislatures, permanent body.
Class 8 Social chapters covered
Typical NCERT / board-syllabus chapters this practice test draws from. Paste questions from any chapter below to generate a focused chapter-wise mock test.
- History – How, When and Where
- History – From Trade to Territory (Company Establishes Power)
- History – Ruling the Countryside
- History – Tribals, Dikus and the Vision of a Golden Age
- History – When People Rebel: 1857 and After
- History – Colonialism and the City
- History – The Making of the National Movement
- Geography – Resources
- Geography – Land, Soil, Water, Natural Vegetation
- Geography – Mineral and Power Resources
- Geography – Agriculture and Industries
- Civics – The Indian Constitution
- Civics – Understanding Secularism
- Civics – Parliament and the Making of Laws
- Civics – Judiciary and Marginalisation
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